Rocha reiterates its commitment to protect private investment that generates jobs

• The state president attended as a guest, as well as the Secretary of the Interior, Adán Augusto López Hernández, at the 105th Anniversary of the Concanaco Servytur México.

Mazatlán, Sinaloa, November 24, 2022.- Governor Rubén Rocha Moya attended the 105th Anniversary of Concanaco Servytur México, an event that brought together for this special occasion in Mazatlán the 257 presidents of the Chamber of this business organization that exist in the 32 states of the Republic, and where he reiterated his commitment to protect private investment and also generate confidence on the part of his government so that businessmen continue to invest in job creation.

It should be noted that this celebration was also attended by the Secretary of the Interior, Adán Augusto López Hernández, invited like Governor Rocha, by the national president of Concanaco Servytur México, Héctor Tejada Shaar, who thanked the state president himself for hosting; the mayor Edgar Augusto González Zataráin; and the president of this organization in Mazatlán, Guillermo Romero Rodríguez, who was in charge of welcoming them.

In his message, Governor Rocha said that this government of the Fourth Transformation intends to generate confidence in businessmen so that they invest their resources, “and we as a government are committed to protecting their investment; there is no better way to help the poor, this is the policy of our government”.

“I want to tell my business friends that they must have a lot of faith and confidence that we are very interested in working together and hand in hand with you, we are very interested, we are very clear about what each one should do,” he added.

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On a very sensitive issue for this activity, such as security, particularly the crime of robbery at a commercial premises, the state governor pointed out that a coordinated strategy is being worked on to reduce the rate of this crime, which he recognized, was not It has reduced sufficiently, as have other indicators, such as intentional homicide and feminicide, which are of high impact. “We have not gone down enough, we are taking care of it and developing the appropriate strategy, I do not want to brag about what we have gone down, because we still have a lot to do.”

“But we are doing everything possible to give them peace of mind, so that they carry out their business, with the confidence that they will not be neglected by the government, that my government will support them and protect their investment,” he concluded.

In turn, addressing his message to the members of Concanaco Servytur México, the Governor’s Secretary, Adán Augusto López Hernández, agreed with Governor Rocha on the need to provide conditions for businessmen to invest in the country.

“We as a government, and that is the instruction of the President of the Republic, and the conviction is to do everything in our power, to create all the conditions so that you feel safe, feel accompanied by the government in the development of his activity”, he reiterated for his part.

He added that the good progress of the country’s economy could not materialize without the participation of businessmen, especially the more than 850,000 members of Concanaco Servytur, which is the oldest business organization in Mexico, and which represents the closest link to citizens.

“Finally, the good progress of this country we could not boast without your participation, if we bring together these two axes, we will have a fairer, more egalitarian society,” he said.

Governor Rocha was also accompanied to this event by the Secretary General of the Government, Enrique Inzunza Cázarez; and the Secretary of Economy, Javier Gaxiola Coppel.